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Dubrul and Cussler expertly weave their plotlines, intertwining history, religion, politics, and action into an entertaining yarn.

Review in Books — by Megalith — on Mar 09, 2009

Sex, violence, and Marshal Law--testing the limits of the superhero genre

Review in Books — by James A. Gardner — on Mar 09, 2009

This multi-genre novel pushes the boundaries of Christian literature a bit further.

Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Mar 03, 2009

A new mini-series takes Alan Moore's League of classic and obscure literary characters into a dangerous new era.

Review in Books — by Bill Sherman — on Mar 02, 2009

This rollicking memoir reveals a world of blatant favoritism, unending workdays, pitifully little sleep — and ravenous passengers.

Review in Books — by Edward B. Colby — on Mar 01, 2009

Benson demonstrates himself to be a capable chronicler of James Bond.

Review in Books — by El Bicho — on Feb 23, 2009

Ex-boxer Cal Innes returns in his second outing to babysit a prizefighter in an unfamiliar country: Los Angeles.

Review in Books — by Mel Odom — on Feb 21, 2009

This novel delivers a bittersweet, full throttle thrill run through hostile forces and unpleasant secrets.

Review in Books — by Mel Odom — on Feb 21, 2009

A riveting and tragic true story that leaves an aftertaste of hope.

Review in Books — by Violet Nesdoly — on Feb 18, 2009

Little Brother could serve as a loose manual for insurrection, a sort of high-tech anarchist cookbook.

Review in Books — by Phillip Winn — on Feb 18, 2009